Average Rating: 4.23 Rating Variance: 1.06 Objectivity Score: 56% (Somewhat Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicGentle Giant OctopusGentle Giant The Power and the GloryLong John Baldry It Ain't EasyThe father of the English blues scenes backed by Elton John, Rod Stewert and Ronnie Wood and it comes together perfectly.Opeth Blackwater ParkOpeth LamentationsOpeth WatershedPelican The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon...This album took the idea of space within music and crafted a set of songs that actually convey depth: you actually hear where an instrument is playing in the soundscape rather than just what it's playing.The Chambers Brothers The Time Has ComeThis is a must-hear stop in your tour of rock history.Wobbler AfterglowIt's as though Gentle Giant was transplanted into 2009.4.5 superbDiablo Swing Orchestra Sing-Along Songs for the Damned & DeliriousMastodon Crack the SkyeOpeth Deliverance4.0 excellentOpeth Ghost ReveriesOpeth The Roundhouse Tapes3.0 goodRiverside Rapid Eye MovementThe guitar tones and the general mixing in this album make the music feel washed out and muddy, so a lot of the intensity is lost. The keyboard effects really crowd the spaces between instruments and washes away the friction and tension the songs otherwise would have had.2.5 averageKillswitch Engage Killswitch EngageThis is definitely not a step forward for the band. The album has some fun riffs and then some seriously boring ones, as per all Killswitch albums.2.0 poorDinosaur Jr. Farm"It's a lazy, noisy, hour long jaunt." This sums up the album perfectly. It's as conventional as conventional gets with a few cursory guitar solos added in exactly where you'd expect them. These guys really could have toned down the gain and sustain to let the guitar work breathe a little. As is, it just feels like dense chord after dense chord occasionally mixed under an equally dense solo.Storm Corrosion Storm Corrosion
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